Drag the boxes to show whether the following might be considered a valid source for online research.

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Answer 1

Sure, I can help you categorize sources for online research. Here are some common types of sources and their validity:

Valid sources:

• Academic journal articles
• Books by reputable authors
• Government websites
• Educational institution websites (e.g., .edu)

Invalid sources:

• Personal blogs
• Wikipedia (while useful for getting started, it’s not considered a reliable source on its own)
• Social media posts
• Unverified news websites

You can drag and categorize these options as you see fit! If you have specific sources in mind, feel free to list them, and I can help you determine if they are valid or not.